The temple complex of the disappeared state was found in southern China
At the city of Dali, in the province of Yunnan in southern China, archaeologists found the remains of an extensive temple complex, which belonged to the Nanzhao state (649–902). The foundations of 14 buildings, 63 stone walls, 23 ditches and three stairs were found, more than 40 tons of tiles were found that once decorated temple buildings, and more than 8,000 ceramic artifacts, including vessels and painted tiles.